Can I unplug the front panel and move it out of suns glare to reprogram?
43740
The front panel needs to be plugged into the rest of the controller to operate it, so no.
43741
Actually, the real answer is YES! If you have a 9v battery installed in the panel, you can unplug the ribbon cable, remove it from the hinges and take it anywhere you want to go to program it. Then once you plug it back into the base unit, it will run the zones as you have it programmed.Thank you,SprinklerPartsWholesale
43742
I don't think so. I think it requires power to operate, but I haven't tried this.
43743
I don't see how that would be possible since it needs to be plugged into the system to work.... I agree with the sprinklersupplystore.....
460382
Sure. Once you have it set the way you like. You can shut it down from the control panel interface. Then just start it back up when you need it.
575554
Unplug it, but you had better have good batteries. You can program a series of dots and that will be minimal or you can cover with a cloth when not in use.
758783
Yes it does, i have had a few power outages and have done service on AC and shut off power and still have not needed to reprogram it it just goes back to the settings it was on befor the outage. Hope this helps!
1778223
As far as I know you can. I have this set up to come on when I turn my computer boots up.
1575656
No. This is the only problem with this product. It loses the program when the power is out. So you need to redo it. It is easy, but you have to program it again. M
49228
Yes it is possible to work the way you describe, however, you want to be aware of code and over-current issues. Depending on the exact location, for example where there is higher solar radiation, you could have over-current.
1148212
No, at least not that I can find. I actually tried that myself since I own a 2 story home. It is much hotter upstairs in the bedrooms then downstairs where the thermostat is, so I was hoping to take it up there at night. You can take it off the wall and program it if you have batteries, but that is about all.
871722
Tony - It doesn't just switch on and off. It is a very fast up or down fade that only takes a second or two. As for the power outage, I've never had to reprogram one because the power went out but I suppose it would depend on how long the power was off. Programming is so easy though... it just involves pushing the up or down buttons to get the right light level you want... then pushing the "set" button and you're done. There are small LEDs on the unit that will show you the level you're at. Then, every time you turn it on with the "set" button, it will go to that preset level. If you decide you want it higher or lower light level it's super easy to change.... just push the button until the lighting is where you want it, press the "set" button until the LED flashes if you want to keep it... and you're done . An afterthought: When it dims down it does go to full dark.... not just a low illumination.
783016
Maybe. One of the nicest features of this timer is that it comes preprogrammed out of the box to go on at sunset and off at 11pm(?). I found that cycle perfect so didn't need to program. Assume if the power goes out the default setting will always be there but not sure if you were to change the default. My guess would be yes based on experience with other similar ones but not sure.
723298
Plug it in for an hour. You should see the time display return to the screen. You can then reprogram or it may still have the on/off time in memory.
2018691
No Problem - there is a battery backup. Have never had o reprogram since we first set it up.
744342
I just forcefully peel it off starting from the top corner, my thin windows didn't get damaged when I did that... I no longer use this as it has failed to give back any power after being a week in the sun..
1729871
UV is replaceable, why are you planning to run this during the cycle process?
1079049
Yes, you can reprogram it from anyplace you can get to the internet. Your thermostat is accessible from a Honeywell website https://rs.alarmnet.com/totalconnectcomfort which you have to log into.
691417
There is a small led window on the upper left corner of unit when the fob is orient with the neck up and buttons facing you. Please remember this just the case you must take the printed circuit board from your old fob and put it in this one.
608325
I have not tried to do this yet but there usually is a reset button that a paper clip fits into to for reset. Another way is to take out the batteries, this should reset the unit and reprogram it. Hope this helps. Try also holding the main program button down for 5 to 8 seconds and see if the screen reboots. That's my advice and let me know if any one of these works so if I encounter the same problem I will know how to correct it. Good luck